The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1930, Page 11

SS —— _ LIVERPOOL ADVANGE New York Stocks * GIVES WHEAT PRICES |= — <x exces Adams Express 4 Alleghany Corpo! 25 Allied Chemical and SD: Allis-Chalmers Manuta American Bosch Magneto Friends fur Higher Values Stim- ulated by Export Buying of U.S. Crop Peerloan Power American Radiator ‘American Rolling Mili American Smeltg. end "Retining. ir Refinin: Am Chicago, May 9.—(AP)—Indjcations of ares export business in North ‘Ameriean wheat brotght abaut an u Ward trend of wheat prices today ward the last, despite preceding back: Accom} panying the late ‘were estimates that Italy’s wheat pro- duction this season would be 37,0C0,- 00 bu. less than harvested last yar. There were also advices that ary ‘weather is much needed in France. ‘Wheat closed unsettled, % C Barnedait A... 2a than yesterday's finish. May | pothichem Steel 1; July 1.01% to%; Sept. 1.04% to] Borg-Warner Co %. Brunswick-Balke Corn closed 3 to 1%0 down, May | Burroughs Addin his ty eA 78% to %; Sept. 79% to %. | Calumet and Arizona sss ats % to %c off, and provisions | Calumet and Hecla . unchanged to te decline, Canadian Pacific . Liquidation by longs was on in corn, | Gannon Mills gnd prices dropped readily to a, new | Case, J: 1 low on the crop for all deliveries | Cerro de with stop-loss orders caught on, the | Chesapeake & Ohio way down. Oats were firmer earty,| Chicago Great Western pith corn: May rye sold Chicago Great Western péd. ‘or the es: it. Paul & Pacific . sed down ‘On “scattered ‘or! an Wood. Rega Anaconda Copp Andes Copper tintin Atchison, Topeka & Atlantic Refining Auburn Auto... Baltimore & Ohi Cr er err eelling. Announcement today of export buy-| Ci ing of United States hard Winter wheat at the best premium yet this season did # good deal to encourage | Columbia Graphophone ..- friends of higher prices. e an-| Commercial Solvents, new houncement referred to 100,000 bu, | Commonwealth and South which a chicago house had on hand| Consolidated Gas . at. Newport News, Meanwhile, how- | Continental Bakini ever, australian shipments were re-| Continental Can ported as enlarced and Argentine of-| Continental Motor terings cheaper. Continental O11 of Delaware An outstanding feature much of the |Corn Products time today was increased selling on|Cream of Wheai advances but noticeable let-ups when- | Crosley Radio ever the market declined. Crucible Steel Seasonable weather over most of|Curtiss Wright . the corn belt had @ bearish influence! Du Pont ... Fart m 2 rok esas Ste etoter catenreres neste es SESRIAE Law SSASVeISsSsares PERE EET on corn, Arrivals today w-re 110| Eastman Kodak . + 24 cars, a week ago 154 cars, and a year| Eaton Axle ane Spring ‘ ago 76. Electric Auto Lite Electric Power and Erie Railroad .. MINBRAPOLIS WHEAT ‘TURES CLOSE HIGHER Firestone Tire and Rube: 23% “Minaeagolls May 9.—(AP)— With * Rex zien at government report due sometime af- General American Tank Car. 1045 ter the close of the session today | General Ameri 8 wheat futures were naturally dull. port business was good on breaks and helped steady the undertone. July closed %o higher, and September %c higher. Corn futures opened weakness in Wheat started pressure. Cats were dudil and featureless with tone easy. Rye was steady. aBrley and flax were duil. Cash receipts were very light ani prices were firm to strong compared with futures. Durum was unsettled but averaged strong compared with Cash corn market was strong with demand sharp for dry quality. | Oats Gemand improved. demand was Rood on light offerings. . Barley de- mand was fair to good. Flax receipts were virtually nil, to fair, CHICAGO LIVESTOCK General Foods General Gas General Mills . General Motors General Railway Fl pa oe Gillette Safety Razo: Gold Dust ...... strong but Great Northern Great Western Sugar Grigsby Grunow Houdaille Hersh Houston Oil . Hudson Motor Hupp Motor Independewt Oli ‘and'Gas’: Indian Refining . International Comb International Harv International aMtch pfd. International Nickel of Demand was quiet 33 Chicago, Mey 9—(AP—U, 8. Dept. pf Agri.)—Hogs 14,000; including 4,- JohnscAlanvilo Ce sae 000 direct; strong to 10¢ higher; top| java, 29% 10.45: bulic 160. to 300 Ibs. 10.10 to cf 10:40; 120-150 Ibs. 9.76 to 10.35; butch- Reliy-Springticid mu, Kelvinator Corpor: ers. medium to choice, 250 to 300 Ibs 9.15 Ro 10.20; 200-250 Ibs, 9180 to 20.46; Holster Radio oss 5% Rs. 10, on Li te ry S.| Kresge, 8. 8. 30% ; 8.8: Kreuger.& Toll 33% moo ehotce 40 te Se Eroger Grocery, ih ttle 1,000; 1,000; very slow | Moow SIN ae on ‘most Killing classes; local buyers Mathieson Al 43% not much interested and shipping de-| May Departm: 52 mand narrow; lower grades predom-| Mexican Seaboard Olt 27 inating: best ‘mixed yearlings, 13 Miami Copper 20% most steers and yearlings 10.5 Mid-Continent ‘etroicum 12212 28% ro 9.25. Slaughter classes, steers ¢ Middle States Oil Certificates. 1% und choice 1300-1500 Ibs. 12.25 to Missouri, Kansas & Texas sait {10061900 tbe, 1200 to 14.80; dgq-1i0d | Mussourl, Kanna 3, 18 ibs, 11.50 to 14.00; common and med-| Montgomery Wa: 4158 jum 880 Ibs up 8.00 to 12.00; fed year-| Nash Motors a2 lings, good and choice 750-950 1bs,| National Air Lines 35 11.00 ‘to 14.00; le good and choice | National Biscult 854 850 Ibs. down 9.75 to 12.25: common | National Cash, Register 2 . 87 and medium cows, good asionat Power and Light . 45 and choice, 7. ‘common and] Nevada Consolidated Co: + 20 di New York Central « 174 orto! 231 choice (beef) 7.35 t medium 680 to 7.36; veaiers (milk- | Northen Pacific’: | ig fed) good and choice 9.50 to 12.00; medium. 8.00 to 9.50; cull and common 5.00 to 6.00; stocker and feeder steers wood and choice, 10.00 to 11.90 (all weights); common and medium 8.00 Pacific Gas and E. Pacific Li arte. Packard to 10,00. Paramount-P: Shi 15,000; very slow: indica-d Parmales ‘Trane i tions steady to weak; talking 9.75 to|Pathe Exchange i 10.10 on shorn lambs; 10.50 to 11.00 on| Penney, J. 70% etrong welght, woolskins; fat shorn | Pennsyivania 78 ewes mostly 5.75 down; medium to} Phillips ‘Petroleum 41% good California springers 11.50 down:| Proctor & Gamble cf natives 12.00 down. ood Public Service Corporation 110: cholge, 92 ibs, down 9.85 to 1086; med-| Pullman Company 79 ium 9.00 to 9.50; common 8.00 to 9.00;| Purity Baking 67 medium to’ choice, 92-100 Ibs. 8.50 to] Radio Corporation 46 10.15, Ewes, medium to choice 150} Radio-Keith-Orpheu’ Tbs. down 4.25 to 6.00; cull and com-| Reading Company mon 2.25 to 4.50; feeder lambs, good and choice SOUTH ST. shee LIVESTOCK none St. Paul, (A s. t. of Agri. ye date a: 900; steers yearlings predominating, inclu Republic Iron’ and Steel’; Reynolds Tobacco B ...... Bichfield O11 of California oyal Dutch Shell afew: Stores THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1930 STOCK PRICES EDGE UP ASBROKER LOAN TOTAL IS LESSENED Food and Farm Implement Shares Lead Slight Rise With Bulls Fidgety New York, May 9.—(AP)—The stock market's response to the lopping off of $200,000,000 of the brokerage loan total was somewhat disappointing irreconcllably bullish quarters today, but the list showed quick strength particularly in the food and farm tm- plement shares. Price movements were on the whole vague and irreg- War, ‘Trading was quietest in several wee The reduction in loans was in keep- ing with the more optimistic esti- mates. It reduced by about 20 per cent the gain in loans against security collateral from December 24 tu April 30. Call money continued to command 3 per cent, Sponsors of the food shares point to favorable raw material prices for these companies, and reports of large sales have helped the farm impie- ment. J. I. Case was again ‘a buoyant feature. Several of the amusement and utility issues were in demand. Cordens and Loews reached new 1930 eaks, and American ‘Tobacco Eastman Kodak, Westinghouse, and corn products made substantial head- way. U. 8. Steet sold up a couple of points after absorbing further velling, and severai of the utilities made sim- ilar gains. During the morning, rise at the opening attracted enna crablo, hangover liquidation, but this soon dried up. A bear drive against some of the aviatio nshares around U, 8. Steel managed to get to 170% in the afternoon, exactly 5 points above yesterday's new low for the year. “Canadian Pacific, Goodyear rubber, Pierce Oil preferred, Sun’ Oil, Electric Power and Light and United Carbon moved up forcefully in the late trading but the list generally flu @ narrowly. ‘The rise in th amusement group was halted by pre: sure against Warner Brothers Pi tures, The close was firm. Sales ap- proximated 3,000,000 shares, MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN Minneapolis, May 9.—(e}— Delive: 1.08 a To Arrive Vt 1 tel Naseer, 1.07% 1.09% 1 dark nor. 2 dark nor. 3 ae PRP FFF Fee Grade of 1 dark nor. 1. 2dark nor. .9 eee 3 dark nor. Grade of 1 northern. 1. 2 northern. 3 northern. ; Montana Winter Wheat 5 232 S52 O55 S55 oo> 382 Sef SEZ 2 FFL FEF LFA LP FFE PRLS 1 06 03: 00 03 00 dark nor. .99 01 99 96: 01% 99 G FFF 2 z 3 2 2 3 mv: ° g 1.04% 42... 1.04% es te 3 :3 1.04% 2... 1.04% 1 1 1 13: 1 1 1 iB 5 dite <itu <i ES Ps re moans: ee 1.02% 22... 1.02% Cry 42 Be de 8 98% ....- nnesois and South Dakota Wheai ae protein 199% 1.00% 99%. 1.00% 85% 93 97% 98 87% rum 98 rotein 2 amber: ; Grade of 1 rd. durum Corn— 2 yellow 3 yellow 4 yellow 5 yellow 2 mixed 3 mixed 4 mixed 5 mixed Oats. 2 white. 3 white. 4 white. Barley—— Ch. to fney Mdm. to sd Lwr. erds.. 47 + 62% 70% 62% 2.69% 2.72% 2.66% 48% ; 49 57 48 CHICAGO RANGE 2% to 2%; 60-90 mos. 25% to 21%; 5 ai 25% to 2%: to' most 2m to Hag. MINNEAPOLIS! FLOUR Minneapolis, Minn., Flour unc! thea Bran $25.50 t batt Min: (U, 8. Dept, of A lent wire inquiry, POL! May 9.—(AP)— Shipments Anes. IS POTATOES Al polis, Minn., May 9.—(AP)— gri.J—Potatoes: Very trading very slow, markét dull, too few sales reported to quote. FOREIGN New York, May. exchanges casy tain, 4:85 11-1 Swedep 26.82 icago, Batter and ees, Germany 23.84; Norway Montreal 99.655. EXCHANGE 9.—(AP)—Foreign nds, Great Bri- AP)—Former lay leveis were maintained today in Trade in both was moderate and offerings proved ample for needs. Poultry S easy. Three Slope Students At University. Elected To Commerce Frat. Grand Forks, N. D., May 8.—Seven students in the school of commerce were elt Sigma ted to membership in Delta i, national honorary profes- sional commerce fraternity, it was an- nounced by Kenneth Torgerson, Berthold, president. The new mem- bers are: Harwood Doering; Belfield Alf Rygg, Clifford; Adolph Roezzler, Ashley; Orville Moen, McVille; Obert Seim, McVille; Carl Locken, Crook- ston, Minn.; and ridge. Arthur Rott, Self- Jansonius Considering Suit Against Federal Bank for Money Return Jamestown, May 9.—(?)—Suit of Ed Byrne against the Federal Land bank for return of money paid for stock in connection with a loan was taken under advisement here by District Judge Fred Jansonius. Foreclosure of ®@ mortgage on his farm, Byrne con- tends, settled the loan and money paid for the stock should be him. repaid Lower Petroleum Rate FromOklahoma toN. D. Is Proposed by I. C. C. Grand Forks, N. D., May 9.—(P)— Reduced rates on petroleum from Oklahoma and Kansas to northwest- ern Minnesota and North Dakota is Proposed by the Grand Forks interstate commerce . |commission, T. A. Durrant, Greater ‘Traffic Association manager, said. The rate to Grand Forks would be 59 cents per hundred pounds and to Fargo 57 cents. Briefs in the case will be filed May 17. 10 University Classes Will Conduct Reunions Grand Forks, N. J. Stewart, Valle: the 1920 graduati . D., May 8.—Ralph y City, president of ing class at the Uni- versity of North Dakota, has been placed in charge of arrangements to hold a reunion of that class on the campus during commencement week this year, F. J. Webb, alumni secre- tary announced today. Luncheons for 10 classes are being planned for June 9, Mr. Webb said. The classes whi ich are expected to Participate are that of 1889 which will celebrate its 41st anniversary; 1890, and 1925. the opening of the 1895, 1900, 1903, 1905, 1910, 1915, 1920, 90 Bridge Players in Valley City for Meet Valley City, N. D., May 9.—(Pi— Ninety bridge players were here for e third annual tour- nament of the North Dakota Auction Bridge association Thursday after- noon. The attendance is expected to increase today according to Howard H. Strack, Fargo, tournament man- ager. Sixteen teams the Fargo trophy Thursday afternoon. were registered for match which began Four teams were entered from Jamestown, three from Valley City, two from Fargo, two from Lisbon and one each from the following towns: Gardner, Rogers, Grand Forks, Minneapolis and Bis- ;|Mary Johnson, 33. Five Still Missing in Smokehouse Ruins Of Missouri Plant (onan tram ne ones ably next week, will follow, Dr. Tad- lock said. Known dead included Verna Dur- kin 21; Gerald Munden, 22; Ray Rickman, 34; Arthur Rogers, 27; Earl Hansen, 33; Dexter Bowlin, 27; Ma- tilda Loar, 35; and Maggie Willis, 21; Employes reported missing included | James Staples, 26; Joseph Scott, 27; George Roberts, 24; Charles Moore, 26; Frank Weiczarek, 40; L. E. Wiles, 45; Ora Paxson, 22; and Lioya Cox, age unknown. All in One Plant All of the victims were working in a building which housed a combina- tion smoke house, pickle house, and sausage plant. More than 1,000 persons, many of them relatives of the dead, gathered at the main entrance to the packing plant grounds through the night. From their eds in hospitals in- jured employes told the same story— @ plinding flash followed by the roar and the grind of rending brick and timber. The gas blamed for the blast is believed to have leaked from un- derground mains. Deny Ammonia Cause First reports that shattered am- monia tanks were to blame for the explosion later were discounted. Au- thorities pointed out thatthe stored ammonia gas could not have caused such a@ powerful upheaval. Escaping ammonia fumes prevented beginning of immediate rescue opera- tions. Three firemen were overcome by the choking gas. A switch engine on a nearby rail- way track was pressed into service to aid in hauling aside the huge girders that were removed from the debris. Crews of men, tugging at big cables, dragged other portions of the wreck aside. Operations in other buildings of the large plant were not suspended today. Slaughter of animals and shipping was carried on despite the confusion occasioned by rescue work. Bandaged Students Fined After Battle With Cops at Yale (Continued from page one) licemen, their uniforms torn and soiled, went to police headquarters for treatment of minor injuries and returned to the disturbances. The men arrested, 11 students and one salesman, received lacerations and bruises and four were taken to hospitals. The college infirmary de- clined to disclose how many students had been treated there or how many were injured seriously enough to re- main. All Upper Classmen All students arrested were upper classmen and were charged with gen- eral breach of the peace. They were released in $200 bonds each furnished by Dean Clarence W. Mendell of Yale college. William Boardman Mosle, New York City, and John Mc- Ewen, third, Winnetka, Ill, who were among those arrested, Dean Mendel] said, had been sent by him to quell the disturbances and were mistaken by police as rioters. Members of the student council led by Waldo W. Greene, captain of the 1929 football team, aided in ending the disturb- ances. The most serious clash occurred on High street, near Chapel street, where ‘about 200 students erected a wooden barrier across the street. Taunts by | Weather Report i Tamperature at 7 a. m. Highest yesterday . west last night Precipitation to 7 Highest wind velocity NERAL REPORT ‘Temprtrs. Pre. Station— in, 06 00 00 Denver, Col OL Des Moines, ja., pt cidy 200 Dodge City, Kan., clear 00 Edmonton, Alta., eld: 100 Havre, Mont., rain 106 Helena, Mont., snow ‘OL Huron,'s. D., cloudy . 222 Kansas City, Mo. eldy. 100 Miles City, Mont., cldy ‘00 North Platte, Neb, cldy 134 Oklahoma City, pt el t00 Pierre, 8. D., ra 16 Prince Aibert, rain’ 138 Rapid City, 8, D., cl 02 St. Louis, Mo., cloudy 00 St, Paul, Minn, rain ..; 12 Salt Lake City, cloud: 16 Seattle, Wash., cloud; 100 Sheridan, Ws rr 01 Sioux City, I 11g Spokane, Wa: 100 Swift Current, cloudy 10 Toledo, O., clear 00 Winnipeg. Man., pt cidy 126 NORTH D4 Station— Bismarck, cloudy . Amenia, cloudy Beach, cloudy Sertinet sa clo KOTA REPORT Temprtrs. Pre. Low In. 32.00 Grosby, ¢ Devils ‘Lake, cloudy ... Dickinson, cloudy ..... Drake, cloudy . Dunn Center, cl Ellendale, rain Grand Forks, cloudy Hankinson, cloudy Hettinger, cloudy Jamestown, cloudy Larimore, cloudy Lisbon, cloudy Max, cloudy . Mindt, cloudy Nappleon, cloudy Qakes, cloudy . Pembina, pt clot Portal, cloudy Sanish, cloudy « Williston, pt clo} Wishek, cloudy ....° Moorhead, Minn, ‘cidy: WEATHER FORECASTS r Bismarck and_vicinity: Mostly unsettled tonight and Saturday, prob- ably occasional rain, with some snow. Continued cool, {With temperature near freezing tonight North Dakota: Mostly unsettled tonight and Saturday, probably occa- sional rain, with some snow. Con- tinued cool, with temperature near freezing tonight west and north’ por- ‘For South Dakota: Unsettled to- night and Saturday, probably occa- sional rain, some snow extreme west portion. Somewhat cooler tonight east and central portions. Continued cool Saturday. For Towa: Mostly unsettled tonight and Sunday, probably occasional showers or thunderstorms. Cooler. For, Minnesota: Unsettied tonight and Satu: ably occasional fain, Cooler In’ southeast: portion, ‘For Montana: Unsettled tonight and Saturday, rain or snow in the east portion tonight. Little change in tem- Perature; frost tonight if sky clears. GENERAL CONDITIONS ‘The barometric pressure is low from the Mississippi valley to the Rocky mountain states, and precipitation oc- curred from the upper Mississippi val- ley westward to the north Pacific coast. The precipitation was mostly light, but over an inch fell at Sioux City,’ Ia. Cool weather prevails over the Rocky mountain region and over northern great plains. Warm weather is general over the Missis- sippl valley and Great Lakes region. River stage at 7 a.m, 3.8 fect; 24- hour change, drop of 0.i foot. Bismarch ‘station barometric pres- sure, 28.10; reduced, 29.90. ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Meteorologist. Episcopal Delegates Will Attend Meeting At Valley City May 11 Valley City, May 9.—(P)—Delegates students led to a charge by police, who freely swung their clubs. Stu- dents fell unconscious as night sticks fell on their heads. Just before the police charged, the wooden barrier was set on fire, but the flames were quickly extinguished. McClusky Youth Made Member of University Varsity Golf Group Grand Forks, N. D. May. 8— Matches with the North Dakota agri- et , May 11. Sioux Falls, 8. D., will be one of the principal speakers. For Exchange FOR SALE OR TRADE—House and 4 lots at Napoleon, N. D., close to courthouse. Will consider trading for a 1928 or later model closed “car. Write Jacob Oberlandery, 703 Front Ave., Bismarck, N. D. Male Help Wanted WANTED—First class automobile mechanic at once, must have tools and be able to turn out dependable work. Glen Ullin Motor Sales, Glen Ullin, N. D. LEARN BARBERING. Ext opportunity now. Catalog frée. Mo- ler Barber College. Established 1898. Fargo, N. Butte, Mont. Female Help Wanted WOMEN—Slipping shoulder straps. What a nuisance. New invention Prevents this. Representatives $8 daily possible. Selling outfit fur- nished. Lingerie “V” Co., North Windham, Conn. WANTED—Elderly lady to care for child and do light housework in exchange for board and room. Call at 419 Ave. A after 6:00 p. m. Household Goods for Sale FOR SALE—Davenport and two chairs, davenport table, 8 piece din- ing room set, 2 complete bedroom sets, 2 rugs, radio, victrola, break- fast set, child’s bed, refrigerator. ee 1016 Eighth street or phone 871-M. FOR SALE—Complete furnishings for a four room house including mohair living room suite, dining room suite, two bedroom sets and other articles. Phone 1403-W or call at 1213 Rosser. FOR SALE—High grade plano, priced for quick sale at 807 Fourth street. Phone 576. Rooms for Rent ing rooms, large and small, in mod- ern home, private entrance, located two blocks north of Pattersoh ho- tel, rental reduced for summer months. Corner of Fifth and Ros- ser. Call at 402 Fifth street or Phone 246-M. FOR RENT—Sunny well ventilated, well furnished room in_ private home, adjoining bath and private entrance, rent $18.00 per month. Phone Mrs. Beatt, 879 or call at 422 First street. FOR RENT—Large light well venti- lated furnished sleeping room with two windows, for one or two per- sons. Gentlemen preferred. Phone 1421-LW or call at 318 Ave. B West. FOR RENT—Sleeping room suitable for man and wife in exchange for little work evenings, also small room suitable for gentleman, $8.00 per month. Phone 967. FOR RENT—Quiet room on north side of house, $12.00 for one, $15.00 for two. Close in, ladies preferred. y omenghia gi contac catia iat ve. FOR RENT—Two well furnished rooms in modern home with board. Reasonable rates. Phone 204-J ot call at 111 Washington ‘street. FOR RENT—Large furnished sleep- $1100.00 TWO ROOM house, water, lights, cor: © ner lot, reasonable terms, $5250.00 FIVE ROOM, two story house, close in, modern. . $1800.00 FIVE ROOM cottage, south side, close in, a bargain. " $2400.00 FIVE ROOM modern cottage, close in, corner lot, room for another house. _ $8500.00 SEVEN ROOM modern house, close to schools, very reasonable terms. $5200.00 FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, base- ae garage, new, very reasonable rms, $3100.00 FIVE ROOM modern cottage, close in, splendid trees, reasonable terms $8000.00 ONE OF the real homes of the city, facing park, 8 rooms, everything up to date; east front. $5400.00 SIX ROOM bungalow; facing east or park, spick and span, perfect lawr and trees, BUILDING LOTS; probably 90 pe: cent of the desirable building lots , are listed with me for sale. IF THE HOUSE OR LOT you want is not on my list I will get it for you if for sale. F. E. YOUNG. Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT—A small mod- ern unfurnished bungalow or apart- ment. Only two in family. Best references, Write Tribune, in care of Ad. No. 99. NTED TO RENT—By a reliable party, June Ist, modern dwelling, two bedrooms. Write Tribune, in care of Ad. No. 10. Houses and Flats FOR SALE—By owner, brand new five room stucco bungalow. Hard- wood floors, attached garage, east front, near school and capitol. Im- mediate possession, Reasonable terms. Phone 871-M. FOR RENT OR SALE—Six room home by June ist. Home in tip top shape, best of location. Will give right party good deal. Owner leav- ing city. Write Tribune Ad. No. 9. FOR RENT—Five room flat on sece ond floor, heated, warm garage in connection. Located at 614 Seventh street. Inquire P. C. Remington. FOR SALE—Nearly new 6 room and bath modern bungalow. East part of city. Price $4200. Terms. Write Tribune in care of Ad. No. FOR RENT—Four room furnished bungalow. Adults only, Call at 503 Fourteenth street or phone 831-M. Business Opportunity FOR SALE—Butcher shop and side line of groceries. A good business in a growing town in North Dako- ta. Write L. A. Peterson of Beulah, North Dakota for information. FOR SALE CHEAP—Restaurant and hotel by widow in bad health. Bar- gain if taken immediately. Write Box 3, Max, N. D. FOR SALE—Shooting gallery moving and stationary targets. Inquire at 510 Main Avenue. Farm Lands FOR SALE—Quarter section of prairie land to satisfactory and re- liable party on crop payment plan to be farmed to flax this year; 40 acres of fine prairie land about 3 miles north of Bismarck, Geo. M. Register. St, Louk aan 1 marek. cultural college at) Fargo and the Schulte Retail Stores ‘ 7 ing room, comfortable and quiet. on steers, fat Seab Bemidji teachers’ college are being Best matured oer e scheduled for the University of North Work Wanted Loopledsriagteere mm , Call a Apartments , Ine, was selected Santo 1 Shs heltegs, te te 9,267 law| Shattuck Fa Fargo-Mapleton Road Dalat golf tess Whi Waa eaetes | we CLEAN kalyomine, "wallpaper | FOR ERT Cosy room efi | FOR RENT in modem home, two ry and paint References 5 ome, close per month. room furni: apartment on sec- um grade bulls 7.25; + bulie 00) down; Simmons Compas Regraveling Is Asked | waiter arneson, coach, announced. Phone 44:R. R. J. Dore. Phone 926-J or call at 607 Third| ond floor, or three room furnished Calves 1,600; (trong. to, 50. higher:| Sinclair Consolidated’ Ott N. D,, May 9.—()—The Cass The. wnember We ae POSITION WANTED as office girl.| _ street. apartment on first floor. Immed- | Tigo, SROEe. 2.00: a BPR eho eaten Baaaiaee county board of commissioners Thurs- | Forks, captain; William McIntyre,| Can do typing. Call 705-W. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room| {ate possession, Call 614 Eighth Relred "aes fete soFi0e pound day appropriated $6,500 for regravel-| Grand Forks; Edwin Lane, Canton, want TI =| in modern home. Close in. Call at} _ street. weights 9.75 to 9.85; 230-250, pound ing of state highway No. 10, north] IIl.; Merle’ Moore, McClusky; and| Phone 472-M. __201 First street or phone 263. _—s«| FOR, RENT—New modern furnished averages BA bo’ to 50-235 pound route, from ‘Fargo to Mapleton and] Burke Dignam, Fargo. FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished| or unfurnished apartment, includ- TA aide Cero, it filed a requisition with the state high-| Warren Adams, New Rockford, and rooms for light housekeeping. Call| ing living room, two bed rooms, Thursday’ 9.635 ‘weight way department asking that the work | Frank Hatlelid, Grafton, are alter- Wanted to Buy at 816 Ave. B or phone 1095, bath and kitchen, electric stove and 70 69 6972 | begin as soon as possible. nates. This year, for the first time, FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished| ‘rigidaire. College Building. Phone ne nie So ee “10 09" 69% |" “The county appropriation is 25 per | golf is being recognized as a univer- | YOUR BISMARCK PROPERTY —If| "oS tor ught housekeeping. Call} _ 1063. Sick tues eee 10.25 10.20 10.20 | cent of the total cost. sity activity and monograms will be} you feel you must sell, are willing at 816 Ave. B or phone 1005. FOR RENT—A small furnished mod- a hy ere Deere given to the members of the varsity| to accept sacrifice price and it is in modern home.| erm apartment, suitable for one FEY Fone Facpucs : - x NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT-| team, the athletic committee has de-| desirably located I will get you im-| FOR RENT—Room in modern GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE cided. mediate results. Write Ad. No. 7,| Suitable for three. Phone 678-J or| lady. Meer on, peiecey, 207 bea : ei ll at 411 Ave. A. warm and always water. Notice Is Hereby Given that a cer- giving particulars. he Fourth street. Phone 576. 25. 26: first 24 25; 21 = RENT—Modern furnished room <= PEC oats Mat 00 10 as! second 2 ivered’ by, dohn ee Runyan alge Nine Students Enter | WANTED—Two used electric stoves. | FOR RENT “Modern fw tlahed tpn; | FOR RENT—Modern 3_amall_room jected extra first 26% to 315 first 20% known as J. ‘and Laura E, i A Must be in good condition. Write apartment, partly furnished, first t ese Other grades“ unchanged Buc eee ne Side BRE One rhe city, Of King Speaking Meet} tribune ad. No. ¢. 710 Fourth street. figos, veins exizauce doen town. ter $108; steady. Cheese 106.119; Bismarck, in the County of Burleigh just ‘right for two. Gall rear, 118 oo ‘a, mi - \ Poultry—Live steady. Broilers by| U's Industrial pAicohal ou B Loa 108" Lim 108k gagors, to Northwestern Mutuals: Grand Forks, N. D., May 9.—Nine Lots for Sale Used Cars First street. frolght, 27 to 35; by express, 25 to] U.S. Bites and 63 | may $24 62% 02% 62% ings and Loan Association, a corpora-| students have entered in the annual 7 mnie Tet ‘owls, freight 20 to 25; express 21 a heed ‘ais . 28 % 164% ‘ tion, Tepe ee, dated the ist day of King speaking contest which will take FOR RI room Se ee eee 108% ert 6 sles per, A. 2, 104s, and filed for] Dace at the University of North Da- | FOR SALE—Lots on Twentieth street, | FOR SALE—At greatly reduced price, | apartment with kitchenette, private Dressed teady. 103 364 Deeds of the County of Burleigh, and | kota Thursday morning, E. D. Schon- city water, street graded, 50x160 ft.| 1929 Graham Paige sedan. This} bath and private entrance. Phone “se. eS 50 37 state of North Dakota, on the’ 19th | 5, faculty member in charge of $10.00 monthly payments, without| car has been used very little and| 896-J or call at 1006 Fifth. SERGAND. POTATOES. 66 " day of September, A, D. 1923, and | berger, faculty interest. See S. 8. Clifford, Bis-| must be sold at once as we are not| FOR RENT—Four room apartment ‘Chica; (AP—U. 8S. Dept. 28 2.70 duly recorded in book “178” of mort-| the event announced today. marck, N. Dak. handling this line any more. If q of Agri. Fo By elon, ‘50; on track, 253; 180 265 ages, at page 356, will be foreclosed| ‘Those who will compete for the|_™marck, N. Dak 0 0 aa with sleeping porch with or with- ? total U. S. shipments ‘807; old stock tinghouse Airbraic 42 2:19 ya sale of the premises, in such | ¢29 and $10 awards in the contest] LOTS FOR SALE—I can save you you are interested in a new car, out garage at the Woodmansee. Ap- f trading’ slow, market firm! Wisconsin Westinghouse Slevtaie anid Mts. 174 mortgage and hereinafter described, ee or. pres Teal money on bullding lots. Also| Wish to save money, do not fail to! ply H. Woodmansee. sacked round whites, 2. 0 2.75;| Wileox Rich B .. 22 AB at the front door of the court house | sponsored by the rr. King . see this car. Olson Garage, Eighth 4 | fancy shade higher; Sitanesote to diced | Willys-Overiand Soi 8 ‘50 in the city of Bismarck, in the county | of St, Thomas are: Helene McAulif-} help finance. Be sure to see me i ? FOR RENT—Well furnished light ! round whites, 2.40 to 2.60, Idaho| Woolworth Company 63 152 of Burleigh, and state of North Da-| +, Fast Grand Forks, Minn.; Helen| before you buy. Inquire at 502 and Main. Phone 925. housekeeping apartment with frigi- sacked, Pauua owner, Se tp dees petals tea OEE kota, at the hour of 2 o'clock, P.M. | 16 fs p Seventh dl FOR SALE—1020 Pontiac sedan, driv- "4 sacked russets, 3.25 to 3.60; new stock DULUTH CASH GRAIN DULUTH RANGE on Saturday, the 24th day of May,| Moore, Grand Forks; Ragna Gennes, yen! ie i » daire service, 411 Fifth. Phone {| SER SARaE a My Fone be sean ato tg An coat: | Pub, MY ote Heke estate the Sincent Suz | Bemidi, Minn: ADs Larson, Marion aR Se amt ‘ Mostly 3.60 to 3:76; Alabama Bliss ‘ri: 1 70%! 920 shly | aray CRD MAE Tg Cisse Jadic: hat ‘the, Gefautt' occurring in| Johnston, and Dorothea, Rorenson, Miscellaneous Roe tity, Oe FOR RENT—Furnished and unfur- 4 umphs, 3.40 to 3.50, Hi 81%} September’ 92.23%; October DEty 0am Oty oh] the tengo Bae conditions ee te tess Aa Dabaia ulhcohl ger, ody sae TRUCKS nished apartments in the Rose | saSSAReLORSOESE aE, |. With, Ya poser, that piccaiomimerA OR oR CU aid care | BERD CORR, aimnecia “13 North | | “ei 1.8 per ont of third eest. ; |, Ma: - —Range ivi if rt = rt west, be with used cars | ——_—______ ~~; H ee iter rif Bigs jy view iy orn Jett te { ai. 00ig: Be a nose vided ‘So law of the “intention of) the Railway Merger Will tion—-95 to 100%. ‘The varieties of WE peak iy ‘and must sell them as | FOX BENT— Three tom ‘apartment 2.01; Ney 3 guinea ON x. 2 i nerd win: | top sane xe. 1 dari hard Montana, holder of sai aid mortgage to foreclose Be Delayed Is Belief oan cig give Cay yg ed quickly as possible. In order to do and . seven LW. Be fama Somatked durune STipe Nook sed Aarune, | 92ct Ne: eo br ee des BA The premises described in said ushel. Seamless bags, 40¢. W-R.| so we have cut all prices ll ma * : i i 4 : ill be sold t ter, , N. Dak. 16 905. a a Meise ettemae Ste “situate inthe | St. Paul, Minn, May 9.—ym— | Porter. Fargo =] This 4s your opportunity to buy the. | FOR RENT—Two modem famished nen £23, 54 to 57. to 39%. or county of Burleigh, and state of North | arthur Curtiss James, New York city, | TAKEN UP—One light are ay used car or a price snartments, Phone 794 or call at f Screenings, $15 to $17. No.1 tre, 60% to sahce (rurntshed by Nunselicuitier Co.) ae and are described as follows:) , director of the Great Northern| {um sized male dog a tase | coh can't equal elsewhere. Come in 01 Fourth street. Geo. W. Little. Barley, chotee‘to fancy fancy, 50 to Bismarck, May 9 ots numbered twenty-nine | Railway board, injured a knee when| 800 street. Hes collar. Call a early while the stock is still com- . CHICAGO PRODUC! 58c; medium to good, 47 to 50c; lower] No. 1 dark northern . Fe Sige eb ade ak aad eo d fell yesterday while| Seventh street or phone 219-J. . FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur- aeas ruck, steady; By Poultry — grades 44 to 47¢. oe et humbered seventy five (75), of be arr ae a eure of the | _Clarence Hanson. 1929 Chevrolet truck. nished apartments, Varney Apart- 25: Brollera, 34° to, 28: ‘roosters, 1 CHICAGO CASH GRAIN 1 mixed durum fete cag ee wines eal? | board FOR SALE—Freshly dug Bad Land| 1929 G. M. ©. truck. __ments. Phone 773. furleeym, 205. Nesey, 18 (AP)— Wheat, No. 1 red durum . ing to the certified plat thereof ‘An X-ray examination failed to re-| cedars, balled and burlaped, all| 1924 Inf truck. FOR RENT—Front apartment, two apriny euake 4 ae spring poelb .m PAR 1 flax duly filed for record in the of- | yeay Big Pass injury and Mr.| sizes, priced right. Also Caragana| 1925 Oakland large rooms with bath. Call at 510 inane: eek * oe, P53. prices white, “six; ample ‘grade, and for ‘the County of Burleigh, | James was able to leave with direc-| very cheap. May be seen at 212/ 1926 Oakland Pte Main Avenue. packaawed é Y Oats, No. 2 white, 42% to 43%; aam- Datote, Territory, on the 18th day | tors and officials of the roadonetrip| Thayer. Phone 404-R, 1935 Willys Knight FOR RENT—Apartment in Person ple grade, 39, Corded ih book “A” of Plats, ret. | to northern Minnesota and the Pa-| #oR SALE—Palconer seed corn test- 1928 Fora Court. Call at 506 Ave. A or phone a Bye, nae § 3 4 ee wee, erence thereto being had. cific coast. ed 95. Shelled and double graded. 1926 Buick coupe. 196. i TS \ tenis to] Clover “eed, 0.8 10 itis. That there will, be dus on saia| Ralph Budd, | President, and all) Phone 7-F-24, J. E. Chess, Route! 1925 ssex coach. 19% to foct bribe, Take morteage Bt the dats of sale the, sim | Ore Ho, 3: Bianaeey A And s large number of others, in- Dead Animals Wanted % ec; brick, CHICAGO sracne of six hundred ninety nine and 82-100 | elected by the directors. SALE—Several hundred bushels 18%¢; mburger, 230; Swiss, 30 to $2c.] Insull Util. Inve Dollars ($699.82), besides the costs of| while no official comment was| FOR, pap cluding nearly all makes and types oo sorcor ea Midwest, Util. (new), #ha%. this foreclosure. ‘al directors infor-| fax seed, and some alfalfa seed. cy prices ranging from $50.00 and| WE HAUL away FREE OF CHARGE, Boston, May 9.—(AP)—Wool: M: NEAPOLIS STOC ESL eal, seh ay, of Baur Meret, Dakota: thls ae CH e: od the belief that there | Albert Bourgols, Bismarck, N. Dak. dead hogs, sheep, cattle and horses ket shows jore confident tone Firsts Bank Stock, 28%; Bancorp, New York, as 9.—(AP)—Call mon- nruWi ges Moroay, will be Selay in further proceedings | FOR RENT—Two in. “STEEN MARMON COMPANY. all unskinned. pt service if wider varie! are selling in smal! 51%; Greyhound common, 78. cent all day. LOA! of Call at 205 First street or phone | Distributors Marmon and Roosevelt} roads and weather permit. Write moderate quantities. Top prices ar ORE Ea er: 30 and 60 days, NARSOCIAY TON, relative to the merger of the Great tomobill and Ren- tending further. Scattered reports of YORK CUR: 34g to 3% ‘mos. Northern and Northern Pacific rail-| 929. automobiles Northern Horse Exchange Inills receiving a moderately ‘better| Elec. Bond’. and Share, 33%. 4 5 Shure & Murphy, ‘Now “il” Broadway, ways rather than complete abandon-| FOR SALE—Two wheel push cart 116-2nd. Phone 1452. dering Co, Box 265, Bismarck, . ge for goods is having a cheer-| Cities Service, 35, rime commercial paper 314 to 3%; Attorneys for Mortgagee, Fargo, + The Bismarck. N. D. ing effect, Standard Oil ‘ind, 53%. bankers acceptances easier: 30 days] North Dakota, 4/11-18-25; 5/2-9-16 | ment of the consolidation effort, cheap. Inquire al Tribune. » N. D,